I find these sites particularly useful:

http://www.samesexmarriage.ca - This site is sponsored by Kevin Bourassa and Joe Varnell who have recently married in the Metropolitan Community Church in Toronto, Canada, after the "reading of the Banns". They are now seeking to have this marriage recognised by the Ontario registrar. Their site contains a wealth of information about the right to full and equal marriage. You can also subscribe to their newsletter at: http://www.samesexmarriage.ca/subscription.htm

http://www.egale.ca/ - "EGALE" advances equality and justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people, and their families, across Canada.

http://www.queermarriage.com - This site is brought to us by the couples involved in the court cases for same-sex marriage in British Columbia, Canada. It is designed as a useful and interesting resource on same-sex marriage and on the British Columbia court case. The site includes: news and events and a weekly quote; affidavits from the Court Case; copies of both the BC Supreme Court ruling from 2001 and the two BC Appeal Court rulings from 2003; some personal writings from each litigant couple; photographs of the BC litigant couples and descriptions of their weddings; a timeline giving the highlights of gay rights; and a question and answer page.

http://www.planetout.com/pno/ - "PlanetOut!" provides a daily service of news reports from around the world. Also provides feature items and editorial comment.

http://www.365gay.com/../newschannel/newschannel.htm - 365Gay.com is a particularly good site for daily updates on gay and lesbian news from around the world.

http://www.thegayvote.co.uk/ - A web-page about lesbian and gay issues in the UK - fighting against legal and cultural discrimination. "The politicians we elect to represent us often don't know about the issues we face, or the damage that discrimination brings. Some even work to discriminate further".